Walter Norris Bunch, Jr
October 6, 1950
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October 28, 2016
Walter Norris Bunch, Jr., 66, of Scottsburg, Indiana, passed away on Friday, October 28, 2016 at his residence. He was born on October 6, 1950 in Bardstown, Kentucky, the son of the late Walter Norris Bunch Sr. and Mary Frances (Coleman) Bunch. Walter was a retired machine operator at the old Toyshima Steel Company in Indianapolis, Indiana, where he worked for 28 years. He was U.S. Army veteran, a member of New Life Assembly in Scottsburg, Indiana and enjoyed playing bingo and shopping. Survivors include his companion, Paula Duncan of Scottsburg, Indiana; a daughter, Misty DeVoe of Indianapolis, Indiana; a stepson, Terry Kinley of Scottsburg, Indiana; four stepdaughters, Donna and Rhonda Atkinson both of Scottsburg, Indiana, Kelly Atkinson of Brandenburg, Kentucky and Mary Spears of Coal City, Indiana; three brothers, Donald and Mitchell Bunch of Kentucky and Russell Bunch of Missouri, several other stepchildren, numerous grandchildren, including, Kaitlyn, Noah and Scott DeVoe, Jr. and one great grandchild.
2:30 pm Thursday, Nov. 3, 2016 at Indiana Veterans Memorial Cemetery in Madison, Indiana. Visitation: 2 to 2:30 pm Thursday at the cemetery.
From: Misty (sissy)
Daddy I miss you and think of you constantly. My heart is shattered and full of grief, but I know you are happy, healthy and flying high. God is in control of everything so do not worry about anything here. I will see you someday and then no longer can we be separated again. I love you daddy and you have taught me how to be strong and independent. So don't worry I got this! I love you daddy and will always be your little girl. I don't want to say goodbye, my heart aches with the thought of it all. I have learned a lot through you in the last days I had with you, it is unimaginable the lessons I have learned and that you showed me through your last minutes. Dad be good and I will always love you and I will see you soon. Love sissy and family. Love you daddy
From: R Mitchell
To the Family of Walter, deepest sympathy to your family for your recent loss. The Bible indicates that God can help us to endure any challenge we may face (1 Corinthians 1:9). Oftentimes he may use family or friends who share the same pain to assist us. May you draw a measure of comfort from your loved ones and your Creator during this time (1Corinthians 1:3).
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